Buffalo, NY – The upcoming week in Buffalo and surrounding areas will see a shift in the weather as rising dew points hint at increased humidity by midweek. As dew points climb toward 60°F, residents can expect a notable change in the air, adding a sense of stickiness that has been missing during the dry stretch this weekend.
According to the National Weather Service, the shift toward more moisture will make way for higher chances of afternoon showers and thunderstorms, particularly from Wednesday onward. The dew points will remain in the 50s for the first half of the week, but will reach near 60°F by Wednesday, bringing the humid conditions that typically precede rainfall.
Cities such as Buffalo, Rochester, and Dunkirk will see increasing dew points as the week progresses. By Thursday, the humidity will likely feel uncomfortable, with the added possibility of isolated thunderstorms. Travelers and outdoor enthusiasts should be aware of changing conditions, especially in the afternoon hours when rain and lightning could impact activities.
Prepare for a week of fluctuating weather, with chances for showers and thunderstorms building through Thursday. Alerts may follow depending on storm development, so stay tuned for further updates from local weather services.
